Waking up today, I found that the market had taken a sharp turn downward, and all my low-priced orders were breached. I wonder how others are faring. The shorting traders must be reaping substantial profits, while I, a small investor with a capital of 5U, have lost 3U, leaving me with only a meager amount of funds. Faced with such a situation, I can't help but ponder: as an ordinary investor with limited funds, how can I regain my footing in this ever-changing market?

Recalling Wang Zhiwen's classic line: 'Fate may not favor a country bumpkin like you who has no social status.' Although this sentence sounds a bit cruel, it reflects the reality of many people's situations. However, I firmly believe that even if we start from different points, as long as we persist in learning and continuously accumulate experience, one day we will find our footing in this market.

For us small-cap investors, every loss is a valuable learning opportunity. Perhaps we need to assess risks more cautiously, develop stricter stop-loss strategies, or look for investment products that are more suitable for ourselves. In any case, it is important to remain calm and rational, not to be defeated by short-term setbacks, but to view them as a ladder for growth.

Despite the current severe situation, the market is always full of opportunities. Perhaps the next turning point is just around the corner; the key is for us to remain vigilant at all times and be ready to seize that fleeting opportunity. Let's encourage each other and seek our own space in this challenging market together.